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Computer Equipment Auctions
Online auctions provide a good way for companies to sell their overstocked, off-lease, and open-box items. In addition, it has been estimated that almost 5% of all computer products sold worldwide get returned to the distributor or manufacturer for one reason or another. These returns take place usually within 30-days of the original purchase, making nearly all of these items "good as new". After a refurbishment process, in which the equipment is tested and remanufactured to original specifications, these returned items can be auctioned to the public. Available Computer Equipment Auctions Computer product auctions by manufacturers are arranged by at least Dell Computer and IBM. The Dell auction is located at DellAuction.com, and offers refurbished Dell computers, peripherals and software. Dell also sells off-lease computer equipment at dfsdirectsales.com. As for IBM, the Authorized auctions are held in co-operation with eBay, the world's number one online auction site. See their auction at: stores.ebay.com/IBM-Authorized-Auctions Resellers also have auctions. Reseller companies that have active auctions include: compusaauctions.com Finally, for wholesale lots of computer equipment, you may want to take a look at the online auctions held or approved by government agencies. Here are some of the auctions: firstgov.gov/shopping/shopping.shtml (a list of governmental auctions ustreas.gov/auctions/customs/
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